Table 3–1: Aligning learning activities and media with learning preferences.
Table 3-2: Recognizing learning styles.
Table 3–3: Aligning activities with learning preferences and styles.
Table 3–4: Facilitator behavioral competencies. The following table is a listing and description of facilitator characteristic groupings and behavioral competencies necessary for facilitating an organization classroom learning experience. The total behavior competency model for a facilitator (inside and outside the classroom) is more extensive.
Chapter 5: Facilitating Learning Activities
Table 5–1: Three types of skill practices.
Figure 5.1: Example outline for a driving class. Lesson 3: Driving for Novices: Traffic Signs and Signals
Chapter 6: Facilitation Techniques
Table 6–1: Eight ways to engage learners.
Figure 6.1: Example of activity instructions for the learners.
Table 6–2: Facilitation tips.
Chapter 7: Managing Difficult Participants
Table 7–1: Dealing with disruptive behavior.
Chapter 8: Using Media to Support Learning
Table 8–1: Interactivity levels associated with different media.
Table 8–2: Ease of revision for certain media.
Table 8–3: Tips for using media to support learning.